This programme is aimed at individuals who may be interested in pursuing a career within the health and social care sector. It focuses on developing skills and knowledge that are necessary for working in the care industry.
This programme is aimed at individuals who may be interested in pursuing a career within the health and social care sector. It focuses on developing skills and knowledge that are necessary for working in the care industry.
On this course you will learn how to provide care for people who have additional social, physical and emotional needs. This will involve looking at the issues that affect the person requiring care, such as illness, disability, or mobility, and then finding ways you can support and help them.
This might be through preparing food, managing medicines, or helping around the house. You will also look at the many different settings for care, which can include a residential centre or a person's home.
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Trans4m was developed as a CIC on the demise of a well known and reputable large social enterprise in the East Midlands in 2013. A group of former managers were dedicated to continue with the delivery of essential training and support services to vulnerable and socially disadvantaged young people.
So upon the closure of Stride they quickly secured premises (formerly Stride canteen, salon and brickwork buildings) and with the support of Connexions and other local agencies voluntarily continued to offer the services immediately so as to minimise disruption to the young people, therefore reducing the risk of the individual becoming disengaged and becoming NEET, (Not In Education, Employment and Training).
This business plan has been written to evidence and plan for the continuation of the training and services that are critical during times of a struggling economy for the people of Leicester.
The Care Certificate is designed to ensure that all workers in the health and social care sector receive training in the fundamental skills that their jobs require.
All children and young people deserve to be safe and well cared for within a safe and protective family. However, unfortunately this is not always the case.
The qualifications are relevant to people working in health and social care settings where individuals who are supported are approaching the end of their life.
The Care Certificate was presented to: Substitute the Common Induction Standards (CIS) and National Minimum Training Standards (NMTS). With that achieving learning outcomes, competences and standards that will ensure care quality standards.
Care Plan training is offered by Care Trainings. We provide the most cost-effective, Interacting and Engaging training sessions combining different ways of including discussion, group work, film clips, demonstration.
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